All in the Industry ®️

35

Shari Bayer of Bayer Public Relations explores behind-the-scenes talent within the hospitality industry. Experienced restaurant and hospitality professionals reveal their stories and expertise through a lively and reflective conversation about the industry. Shari also adds speed round games, solo dining stories, PR tips, and current event discussions into the mix, rounding out each episode with a question from the current guest to the next, tying the entire series together.

Recent Episodes
Episodes loading...
Recent Reviews
  • @ericawcantley
    Essential Food World Listening!!
    Shari Bayer’s “All in the Industry” is about to air its 350th episode! If someone (aspiring chef, food writer, self-proclaimed “foodie”) wants a comprehensive course on who’s who and what’s been happening in the food & hospitality world since 2019 (and an excellent dose of history from the past 25 years Shari’s been in the industry) they need look no further than this podcast!! Case in point: if you want some tasty morsels from the past, check out episode 338 where Shari rebroadcasts her interview with the late great Gael Greene (episode 150). Gael was a huge reference point for me growing up in the business, and I learned A LOT I didn’t know. “All in the Industry’s” winning recipe of Shari’s PR tip, industry news, in-depth guest interview, and speed round questions keeps it fun and really makes you feel like you know her guest by the end of the show.
  • Dan R - Host
    All In The Industry: An Insightful Hospitality Podcast
    Shari Bayer's "All In The Industry" is a must-listen podcast for hospitality professionals. With engaging interviews with industry experts and a relaxed atmosphere, this podcast offers valuable insights and practical advice. Whether you're looking for inspiration or tips, you'll find plenty of useful information in each episode.
  • FanboyAllenS
    A pro doing it right
    She knows everyone and gives you stuff you want to know. Listen.
  • Adrian69690
    Mostly good guests, annoying delivery
    Some top chefs and personalities interviewed however the sound quality and delivery have much to be desired. The host sounds like she’s bored and her voice is super annoying. Not sure why people would listen to this apart from the sometimes well known guests...
  • Davey Ellen
    All in the industry
    I have been listening to All in the Industry since it began 5 years ago and have learned a lot about the hospitality industry. All the podcasts have been interesting and informative. Each show starts off with Shari saying: “well hello! Shari has a sweet voice and makes her guests comfortable so they tell us of their background and how they became a force in the hospitality industry. The show’s format is wonderful. Each show starts with a PR Tip that applies to public relations, the show’s guest and all the listeners. We then listen to a discussion about the career and current activity of an intriguing guest telling his or her story. Next comes Shari’s speed round game, which simply asks the guest to quickly choose between dining choices. It is funny how often guests can not select between eating in and eating out, or cheese plate or dessert. Industry news discusses timely topics in the hospitality industry. Shari’s solo dining experience is a review of a restaurant with Shari’s insights and fun facts. And then Shari says: “and that’s the show”! Shari has now completed 222 shows. I continue to look forward to a new show each week. I give All in the Industry 5 stars.
  • Kassiefan101
    Radio Rockstar
    Shari has interviewed the best of the best in the hospitality industry. Her interviews are insightful, informative and instantly recognizable. #listenandlearn
  • Matthew lo hdh
    New Twist
    Shari brings a new twist to getting people to do what they love most . . . talk about themselves. Her positivity and support toward those in the industry drive her guests to open up, making for great radio. An added bonus is Shari's PR tips, which are meaningful and insightful, and which apply to not only those in the industry, but also to the layperson.
  • IJustLikeToEat
    Bridging the Gap
    It’s rare to discover a program — radio or otherwise -- that is as educational for a layperson as it is for a seasoned pro. Shari bridges this gap beautifully. Her uniquely approachable format offers a wealth of wisdom, tips and insights for anyone and everyone who cooks, serves, packages and/or eats food. I learn something new every time I tune in; always with a smile on my face and a rumbling in my stomach to try something new!
  • JulieEatDrink
    Great Guests and Great Conversation!
    Shari has a terrific talent for getting a wide array of restaurateurs, chefs, event producers, purveyors, media, and so on from NYC and beyond. She delves into the behind the scenes of the industry and gives you an inside perspective into the business of food! I especially like the Solo Dining segment and Speed Round. Shari ties the episodes together with guests asking questions to future guests which is fun. A "must listen" for industry professionals and people wanting to find out more about the hospitality industry!
  • culcat2244
    CulinaryCat
    It's terrific to hear the backstory on a myriad of guests from the industry. Shari's has a great network of industry professionals and it's always an informative and fun interview. Love the speed round of questions!
  • Marissa 17
    Behind the Scenes Gem
    Shari Bayer’s program is a delightful look “behind the scenes” at some of the hospitality industry’s best talent. From her thoughtful commentary to the entertaining lightning round Q&A, Shari captures the heart of each guest speaker’s passion in this industry and reveals fun tidbits about their insight. She does her homework and provides a fresh look at the latest industry news, engaging her speakers’ perspective on the hot topics as well. Highly recommend checking out!
  • Snacktruck
    Informative & Delightful
    I've listen to many podcasts and this is one of my favorites. I highly recommend it for anyone who's into food and have interest in the restaurant industry. Shari has a knack with Q & A, keeping the guest and listeners engaged, a 45 minutes session will just fly by. I usually listen to it when "on the go." Check it out - it's truly delightful.
  • RCF305
    Just when you thought you knew it all...
    This program is consistently great at pulling back the curtain so listeners can better understand what leaders in the hospitality industry are doing and where they came from. I have found Shari’s interviews to be informative and probing. She is truly interested in hearing her guest’s perspectives on the industry and allows them ample time to answer her well thought-out questions. She clearly understands her industry and knows how to bring out the best in her guests. I thought I knew many of the guests she has featured on her show well, and yet I always walk away with a much better understanding of why they are leaders in the hospitality industry after experiencing Shari’s programs. I highly recommend this podcast.
  • Artistic Plate
    Great look behind the food scene
    What a fabulous weekly journey behind the food scene to learn about the people who make it! Shari's interviewing style lets her guests tell their stories. Then her speed round game brings out additional information about what her guests like. Her solo dining reviews are unique and interesting.
  • Foodiefirst
    Learn something
    Every time I listen to this show I learn about a behind the scenes skill I hadn't even thought of. Really fun! The solo dining reviews are great too.
  • Glass of Rose
    All Good for All in the Industry
    An insightful look behind the scenes of the restaurant and hospitality industries, with a charming and fun host!
Similar Podcasts
Disclaimer: The podcast and artwork on this page are property of the podcast owner, and not endorsed by UP.audio.